Diallel analysis for yield contributing characters in mungbean
R. P. Aher, D. V. Dahat, P.P. Surve
Abstract
R. P. Aher, D. V. Dahat, P.P. Surve
Abstract
Diallel analysis was done using 28 F1s obtained from 8 x 8 diallel mating design, excluding reciprocals for yield and its components. Highly significant gea and sea variances were observed. The additive gene effects were predominent. KDM-1, Tata mung local and PIP-3-62-3 were found to be the best general combiners and the crosses AKM 9504 x KDM-I, Kopergaon x KOMI and Tata mung local x KDM-l were observed to be superior cross combinations for yield contributing characters.
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Diallel analysis was done using 28 F1s obtained from 8 x 8 diallel mating design, excluding reciprocals for yield and its components. Highly significant gea and sea variances were observed. The additive gene effects were predominent. KDM-1, Tata mung local and PIP-3-62-3 were found to be the best general combiners and the crosses AKM 9504 x KDM-I, Kopergaon x KOMI and Tata mung local x KDM-l were observed to be superior cross combinations for yield contributing characters.
Key concepts: Diallel cross, Mating design, Yield (engineering), Biology, Horticulture, Veterinary medicine, Mathematics, Agronomy